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Friday,
May
27,
1943
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lor
many
miles
around.
A
"welcome''
streamer
had
been
erect-id
011
two
poles
to
straddle
the
load,
and,
from
the
ropes,
there
fluttered
multi-colored
paper
streamers
that
rustled
In
the
Jitei-.e.
A
iargu
Canadian
flag
a
as
draped
over
the
door
and,
at
the
entrance
to
the
hall'
there
stood
Chief
Peter
Cook-t-en.
with
an
ancient
headdress
unlike
those
normally
seen
among
Indias.
It
was
a
very
ancient
headdress
that
had
been
In
the
tribe
for
centuries
and
had
been
I'sed
by
succeeding
generations
-nly
on
very
important
occasions
to
mark
the
warmest
of
friendship
and
the
most
cordial
greetings
the
tribe
could
extend.
It
had
been
brought
out
to
symbolize
the
deep
rooted
af-leetion
the
Indians
entertained
for
their
"Great
Father,"
an
t
xpression
made
by
many
of
the
Chiefs
during
their
many
speeches.
To
the
left
of
the
Community
Hall
entrance
there
stood
a
musical
band
of
Indians
who,
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WILLIAM
F.
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MAKE
ROOM
FOR
STOCK
ARRIVING
DAILY,
WE
MUST
DISPOSE
OF
PART
OF
OUR
LARGE
STOCK
AT
GREATLY
REDUCED
PRICES.
HERE
ARE
SOME
SAVINGS:
after
the
Premier
and
Mrs.'
fit;
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;
.
Johnson,
their
son,
Byron,
and
other
members
of
the
party
had
lined
up,
struck
up
the
strains
of
'
O
Canada"
the
surrounding
hills
picked
up
the
strain
of
this
grand
old
tune,
and
as
the
Indians
and
visitors
stood
bareheaded
in
the
midst
of
this
.teat
valley,
unsullied
by
slgn-Doards
or
other
Evidences
of
modern
civilization,
a
great
100
MEN'S
SUITS
"
Quaiity
suits
from
regular
stocks.
Pure
wool
yarn-dyed
...
British
worsteds,
saxonies,
whipcords,
pic
and
pics
and
gabardines.
Single
and
double-breasted
models.
Solid
colors,
subdued
stripes,
chalk
stripes
and
twills.
Greys,
blue-greys,
blues
and
browns.
Sizes
35
to
44
in
regulars
and
talis.
STOCK
REDUCING
PRICES
29.50
$33.50
$39.50
$49.50
200
SPORT
SHIRTS
Sports
Shirts
in
washable
interwoven
fabrics,
all
sanforized
shrunk
and
fully
guaranteed.
Styled
with
satin-lined
neckband
in
closed
or
open
collar,
two
patch
pockets
and
long
sleeves.
Pastel
colors
of
Grey,
Green,
Yellow,
Blue
and
fawn.
Sizes:
small,
medium
and
large'
$3.95
.
75
TOPCOATS
Topcoat
values
extraordinary.
Popular
all-wool
coverts
in
sand
and
fawn
shades.
Spring
and
Fall
weights
slip-on
models,
with
set-in
sleeves
slash
pockets;
fly
or
button
through
front.
Sizes
36
to
41
in
regulars,
shorts
and
talis.
STOCK
REDUCING
PRICES
$19.50
$24.50
$29.50
$39.50
300
PAIRS
MEN'S
SLACKS
Sport
slacks
in
solid
shades,
fine
twill,
gabardines,
worsteds
and
tweeds.
All
shades
and
sizes.
STOCK
REDUCING
PRICES
$7.95
$11.95
PRINCESS
MARGARET
IN
SCOTLAND'-Princess
.
Martjarrt
is
.shown
arriving
at
the
Central
hotel,
Glasgow,
after
motoring
with
the
Duke
and
Duchess
of
Buccleuch
to
attend
a
bull
in
aid
;
of
the
Scottish
Association
of
Girls"
clubs.
emotional-
upsurge
took
hold
of
the
throng.
It
was
an
inspiring
moment.
At
the
conclusion.
Chief
Arthur
McDames
introduced
Chief
Cooksen
and
explained
the
significance
of
his
headdress,
extended
a
cordial
welcome
and
4-
s
-
-y
EGYPT
PlilNctSS
CATHOLIC
Prince
j
Braganza.
pre;,
non-existent
ti!r
,tu-
Zll.
i.ih
sheu
v.i;h
b
Princess
Fatm.j,,
King
Farmik
,f
K:
r
their
marriage
at
fiist-Lisbon.
Portugal,
v.,
mrmy
lv.
pla
"
in
i'i
of
the
Count
de
IV
tehder
to
the
thr:
France.
Tiic
um-ra
-world-wide
mtra-st
:
of
the
religious
an:!e.
Joao
is
the
ii'imimi
i
one
of
the
vurMs
Roman
Calliolic
!.im.:;
princess
is
a
Mirr.
first
husband,
P:lii,-e
:
was
killed
more
it,
years
ago
in
an
au'.i,
a
Joao
is
a
dirwt
d'sc
:.
Dom
Pedro
II.
!s,t
.
of
Brazil.
He
o:fo
-r
a
U.S.
air
line
in
iiw
;
eiro.
then
invited
the
party
to
enter
the
hall.
Mrs.
A.
W.
Newman,
wife
of
the
general
freight
agent
of
Union
Steamships
and
son,
David,
are
round
trip
passengers
on
the
Coquillani
which
ar
ANCIENT
BELL
AROUND
WORLD
i
CHICAGO
A
two
hundred
i
year
old
bell
from
the
mission
i
of
San
Antonio
de
Padua,
Cal-
rived
here
this
afternoon
en-route
to
Masset
Inlet
ports.
Mrs.
;..
Mrs
Constance
Cox,
Interpreter
of
four
Indian
languages
'
and
Mrs.
Armltage
Moore
were
'
with
the
party
and
Mrs.
Cox
interpreted
the
chiefs'
mesages
,
and
the
replies
given
by
the
Premier
and
Hon.
E.
T.
Kenney.
i
ifurnla,
has
arrived
here
on
.
what
may
be
a
journey
around
,
the
globe.
The
bell
was
locat-
ed
in
Sitka,
Alaska,
and
was
first
j
hung
in
the
mission
by
Father
i
junipcro
Serra,
founder
of
Cal
Hp:
;;o
aire
it
Tito
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WJ1
riss
o:
RSUfd
Joult
lotlce
It
tl
tnm
Ion
.I
J.flcai
JcrUt
alld
vrttln
.
Ve,
Newman
formerly
resided
hep-.
James
Haddon,
jr.,
returned
to
the
city
this
afternoon
0:1
the
Coquillani
from
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
HON.
E.
T.
KKNNKY
Hon.
E.
T.
Kenney
referred
to
ifornia
misions.
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65
SPORT
JACKETS
Choose
your
sport
jacket
from
this
extensive
assortment
of
novelty
tweeds
in
herringbone,
check
and
plain
patterns.
Two-button
lounge
models
in
light
and
lark
colors.
Sizes
36
to
42.
$14.95
$19.95
$22.50
EMEN'S
COTTON
SHIRTS
:
White
and
vellow
only.
Regular
$1.65.
TO
CLEAR
99c
200
SPORT
SHIRTS
Smartly
tailored,
silky
finished
gabardine
sports
shirts
in
long-sleeve
style.
Two
patch
pockets
with
flaps,
yoke
buck
with
inverted
pleats.
Every
shirt
guaranteed
washable.
Colors
are:
Silver
Grey,
Green,
Yellow,
Fawn,
Wine
and
Brown.
Sizes:
small,
medium
and
large.
$6.95
300
SWEATERS
Pullover,
cardigans
and
zipper
models.
All
sizes
and
shades.
Values
to
$9.50.
STOCK
REDUCING
PRICE
$4.95
(don't
believe
if!"
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Sprm
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-unless,
you
nourish
every
inch
with
GAINES
r..
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SHOES
SLIPPERS
ft
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no
.
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Willi
your
ilng
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nourish
every
inch!
t'eri
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liinlnjii,
.illy
jirinril
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rnmplrlr
-
fur
all
lirrcili,
!
80
pairs
Men's
Slippers.
Broken
lines,
in
black,
brown,
maroon.
Sizes
6
to
11.
TO
CLEAR
vjhy
gaines
vJTns
hs
heart
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iron
400
pairs
Men's
Oxfords,
in
black
and
brown.
All
sizes
and
styles.
$6.95
Cheaper?
Oh
yes!
r-t
In
f.rd
ilmn
any
othrr
lpr.
A
,r)lli.
Iijr
im.iI,!'!.
(rom
10
to
12
Hi,
of
rrady-tu-ral
food.
$1.95
So
Convenient!
jn-t
mix
Willi
ali-r
(noup,
milk
or
(trnvv).
l..r
Viriiiy
-
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GUNKS
Mil
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tliih
it
GAINES
Mi'iil
ciittifirr.v-rd
inlo
mini
liy
liili'.-ixi
prlliKii,
DRESS
SHIRTS
Whtrtvtr
dog
food
1
art
told
l
ib.,
J-lb.
tnd
J5-lk.
bag
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mimral
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IK'fd.
A
Proffuc,
of
Gnral
foods
Fused
collar
attached
Shirts,
in
plain
and
striped
pattern.
Sizes
11
wm
to
17.
STOCK
REDUCING
PRICES
Complcfo
Meal
for
Alt
Dogi
$3.45
$4.45
BLONDIE
He
Shouldu
Stood
in
Hcd!
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CHICK
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WIFE
TO
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Sleeveless
and
vest
type
Wool
Sweaters.
Meg.
to
$4
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TO
CLEAR
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STARTING
9
A.M.,
SATURDAY,
MAY
28
The
Above
and
Many
Mo
re
Specials
Are
On
Sale
ASK
TO
SEE
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again
proving
THAT
MAN
IS
i
TMERBS
A
MOTH
L.
(
FLVING
APOUND
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ROOM
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